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Hi,

Thanks for replying. We're able to extract the information from the SAML token but it's the actual decryption of the encrypted string that is causing us issues.

From what I have seen of things like NET::SAML they just allow you to manipulate the SAML, there is no encryption or decryption ability. I may easily be wrong though as although we've worked with Perl for years this is our first time of working with an encrypted SAML token. Are you aware of any SAML modules that include encryption and decryption abilities? Thanks.

In reply to Re^2: Perl and Encrypted SAML Token by SquirrelHead
in thread Perl and Encrypted SAML Token by SquirrelHead

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